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The Money Question
Robert S. Taylor argues in an Indianapolis address that the currency issue must be solved by Republicans. He critiques silver and gold policies, cites gold standard pledges, and supports a transition to gold payable government obligations while outlining the Monetary Commission plan and past efforts to secure international agreement.
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Columbia Cinic
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert S. Taylor
Perhags
Uiyeeris
Orensi
Republican Party
Ea Fp
Iitta Nti
Seston Toni
Marte
Inn of
Tsue
Secretary of the Treasury
Bork
St. Louis
Dingler
United States
Messinsey
E. O. Wolcott
Colorado
Stevenson
Ilinois
C.J. Paine
Boston
Paris
Grussels
Monetary Commission
Indianapolis Board of Trade
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Washingiton
Overstreet
Greenbucks
Treasury
Sterman
Willam McKinley
Lyman J. Gage
Jordan
New York